"We submitted the documents to the FCC today," the CBS News spokesperson told Reuters in an email. Last week, agency chair Brendan Carr, appointed by President Donald Trump, said the commission had reinstated a complaint into the appearance.

The Trump administration’s request for the raw material of a “60 Minutes” segment is raising red flags across the media industry.

Tiffany Network published two never-before-seen excerpts from the sit-down, which critics say was deceptively edited to help the Democratic nominee.